Freeman PFN1564 Pneumatic 34 Degree 15-Gauge 2-1/2" Angle Finish Nailer with Case

UPDATE; I've been using this nailer for 2 years now and it still rates 5-stars. I see the price is up to $120, that is still a good value, imo. Everything about this nailer still works great. I've fired thousands of nails through it and still haven't had a jam.This turned out to be a great medium size finish nailer. I'm really happy with the quality and operation. I've finished several cabinet projects and quite a bit of trim and there hasn't been a jam yet. It uses standard nails, readliy available at any hardware store and fires a good range of nails lengths. Belt hook, toolless exhaust adjustment, and toolless jam release mechanism. This gun has everything you could ask for, great value. I picked it up fro $90 when they first came out, any other brand finish nailer of this quality will run $190 and up. Shoots 15ga, 34deg nails 1 1/4" to 2 1/2".

Freeman PFN1564 15 Gauge 34 Degree 2-1/2-Inch Angled Finish Nailer. priced to sell, it's quick clearing release of the nose makes any problem a quick fix. It don't jamb on it's own, only when you shoot into something the nail won't penetrate; it's light and works perfectly. I wait to review a nail gun of any kind and give it a chance to wear. I have had this over 6 months and use it next to well known brand name guns that shoots the same nail. This gun is still the tool of choice by all. You can't go wrong here. It's easy to see the marketing behind this, make a great gun, price it ridiculously low and let reviews like mine sell it, and it should. Trust me, it will go up in price, if it hasn't already. Great tool.

The gun workes great, good handling and great quality. I have used more expensive models which I found had more plastic pieces than this one making this one my favorite and in my opinion better quality. You just need to stay away from Stanely nails or any of their affiliated companies. They will NOT work on this gun. They use a different angle that this calls for so READ the instructions and make sure you get the correct angled nails. I also found if you apply a dry lupe to the nail chamber it helps the nails slide and feed better. Some manufactures use so much glue between the nails that they tend to stick.

I bought this along with the Freeman 2" brad nailer. Both worked great until this finish nailer started leaking air out of the air inlet connection. Contacted amazon and getting a replacement for this finish nailer. Hope second one works because I really like this nailer when it works. Brad nailer is still going great. Put about 3000 nails through it and still going.

We put a ceiling in a cabin out of white pine and the gun never failed. Feels good in your hand and is a good angled for tongue and grooved . Great price from amazon. Called Freeman with a couple of questions and they were helpful.

I had this gun since August 5 didn't get the chance to use it until last week ago now I can't return it it is jam not shooting nail because the spring so weak I have to push the spring forward in order to shoot so every nail I shoot I have to push the spring forward

Nails good. Tough built. Dont care for the really soft tip that falls off constantly. I have a harbor freight 34 gegree 15 gauge nailer that ive had for 12 years that works just as good. This has 7 year warranty though. Cant say nails better or worse same quality nailing as my cheap gun.how ever slightly lighter.

Easy to load, operate and clear jams which weren't many. Just a note, remember to close tight the jam release once done clearing it.For the price this was a really good deal. I would recommend it to anyone who is doing any kind of finish work whether it be molding, casings or jams this gets the job done.Mind you I have only had it for under a month, but so far so good.